It is clear, therefore, that an order of broader scope is warranted. Nevertheless, I am mindful of the serious and extraordinary nature of a vexatious litigant order. Although there is already a vexatious litigant order in place, I must still be guided by the principles of balancing the values that underlie open court access against the need to prevent abuse of that right in determining the scope of the order: Rafique v. AWM-Alliance Real Estate Group Ltd., 2019 BCSC 247 at para. 50.
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